Mega-galleries are reshaping the emerging art market, accelerating careers and upending traditional artist paths.

Artists with signs were among those who took to the streets across the country at No Kings rallies protesting President Donald Trump.

After 40 years of agitating the art establishment, the Guerrilla Girls finally have their first solo show in L.A., at Beyond the Streets.

Influenced by the “The Death of Marat” (1793) by Jacque Louis David,

As anxieties grow about a new era of cultural repression, artists and institutions are finding ways to come together and push back

As dealers end their summer breaks, closures, cancellations and some worrying economic indicators point to tough times ahead

Charlie Engman is creating a counter to the “internet nerd culture” imagery widely associated with generative art

After activists called on Christie's to cancel it's auction of A.I. art, participating artists speak out in defense of their work.

These pioneering artists have sustained a legacy of radical, often political art, over the course of decades. That their work remains in focus is both a notable feat and a sign of the times.

Artists are navigating gallery closures and recent market shifts, finding new paths to keep creating their work.

A round-up of the year in art. As we close out a busy calendar year, a review of the trends, themes, and stories that defined 2025.

University of Maryland’s 2025 commencement speaker Kermit the Frog tells CNN’s Sara Sidner why the arts are important as PBS faces federal funding cuts

Justene Williams is a Brisbane artist who works across different media to produce vibrant amalgamations of video, photography, sculpture and performance. ‘There is nobody like Justene.

This week, co-host Ben Davis is joined by writer Brian Boucher to discuss the affect Donald Trump is having on culture.

Social media is flooded with images imitating Japanese animation company Studio Ghibli, whose co-founder once called AI-generated art an “insult to life itself.”

Exploring the ever-evolving role of print publishers and studios in making art collecting more accessible, particularly for younger and new collectors. Join our one hour discussion with Jealous Gallery, Avant Arte and the founder of Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair, as we examine the challenges and opportunities in scaling access whilst maintaining artistic and commercial integrity. Hosted by Erin-Atlanta Argun.

With social media owners cosying up to Donald Trump, creatives are looking for alternative platforms

How the stupid and the awful collide in our distracted, digitally-fueled culture into a new and cursed vibe.

Follow this ongoing list to stay updated on how President Trump's executive orders and policy changes are impacting the arts.